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Supporting Teen Mental Health: A New Workshop from The Anderida Project

We are delighted to introduce a new addition to our community initiatives: "Exploring Who You Are Through Art," a workshop designed to support teens during one of the most formative yet challenging periods of their lives. With the backing of National Lottery funding, this 6-week series offers a safe and creative space for young people to explore their identity, build resilience, and develop meaningful connections.

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Launch of Multi-Bed Pain Clinic on 7th November

Affordable, Accessible Pain Relief for the Community - We are delighted to announce the official launch of our new Community, Multi-Bed Pain Relief Clinic at The Anderida Practice, set to open its doors on 7th November. This clinic is part of our ongoing mission to provide accessible and affordable health care to the Forest Row community and surrounding areas.

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SOUND HEALING - DOES IT WORK?

Sound therapy, sound healing, sonic massage, vibro acoustic massage, audio sonic massage, music therapy - these are all terms used to describe the use of sound, backed up by science, to improve our health and wellbeing. Made famous by Gwyneth Paltrow, sound therapy is shown by science to be as effective as meditation in reducing stress and anxiety and promoting healing.

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Low Back Pain

Low back pain is very common, 80% of people will experience low back pain at some point in their lives. There are so many different reasons why we may have low back pain, ranging from some stiffness from too much sitting, or gardening for example, to more acute pain form pulling a muscle, where we are not able to function in our normal way.

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Reiki in the Treatment of Anxiety

Anxiety is an emotion that most of us experience from time to time; it can range in intensity from mild feelings of unease to full blown panic attacks. When we experience symptoms so severe that they adversely affect our ability to work, study and sleep, and negatively impact upon our relationships and ultimately our health, then this is characterised as ‘anxiety disorder’.

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